Vintage USSR Soviet Modernist “Autumn” Brass Woman Wall Plaque, c.1970’s

SPECIFICATIONS Designer: Unknown Manufacturer: Unknown Country: Soviet Union Materials: Patinated Brass, Wood Panel Period Style: Soviet Modernist Date of Manufacturer: 1970’s Condition: Original Vintage Condition Number of Items: 1 ID Number: 10607 Dimensions: 14.25”H x 8.25”W x 0.50”D Description: Product Description This vintage USSR Soviet Modernist “Autumn” brass woman wall plaque, c.1970s, is a striking decorative piece with a beautifully stylized female portrait mounted on a warm wood panel. The patinated brass face is designed with simple expressive linework, giving the plaque a bold yet poetic modernist character. A small brass leaf accent in the upper corner connects to the original “Autumn” theme, adding a subtle seasonal detail to the composition. The contrast between the reddish wood panel and aged brass surface creates a rich visual texture that feels both artistic and collectible. In original vintage condition, this piece retains its authentic patina, age, and rare decorative charm from the Soviet Union. Fun Historical Fact Soviet decorative objects are not pieces we come across very often, especially compared to American or Western European mid-century design. During the 1970s, many Soviet household pieces were factory-produced, yet they often carried strong artistic influence through simplified forms, folk-inspired themes, and modernist abstraction. Because these objects came from the other side of the world and were created during a very different political and cultural period, they offer a fascinating glimpse into everyday design behind the Iron Curtain. Plaques like this are especially interesting today because they blend art, craft, and history in a way that feels both unfamiliar and beautifully timeless.